ABDC members play a large role in international education – Australia’s third largest export – as they graduate more than half of all international university students in Australia.
The International Network supports the key role business schools play in Australia’s current and future economy by assisting them to meet their international profiling and experience objectives.
The Network comprises associate deans, directors, and managers who have an international focus in ABDC member business schools.
The Network advises the ABDC on international education, shares intelligence, and supports member schools to continuously improve processes in international student recruitment.
Areas covered include:
- Student mobility
- Delivery of trans-national education
- Partner network development
- International student support
- International alumni
International Education Network Chair, Alexander Newman, discusses the role of the Network.
International Network members meet twice a year. See events for more details.
Professor Alexander Newman, Chair
E: a.newman@deakin.edu.au
Job Makers – Digital Crew
Our International Graduates Create New Businesses – Mo Works and Hatchquarter
As part of the ABDC series about international graduates who have created businesses and jobs in Australia, is this profile of the international digital agency, Mo Works, and the incubator, Hatch Quarter.